Well Shut My Mouth – Stage Whispers
Reviewed by Lesley Reed Every now and then a theatre critic can feel a little conflicted after attending a play review. As I left the Arts Theatre I was still not sure what to make of Brenton H [...]
Well Shut My Mouth – Broadway World
Reviewed by Pam Watts Writer, Brenton Whittle, and director, Sue Wylie, have created a delightful production of Well, Shut My Mouth for The Adelaide Repertory Theatre Society that definitely [...]
Well Shut My Mouth – Glam Adelaide
Reviewed by Ana Obradovic Director Sue Wylie has lovingly brought to life Brenton Whittle’s easy-going reflection on death in Well, Shut My Mouth. This new local play, boasting a [...]
The Miracle Worker – ATG
Review by Fran Edwards The story of Helen Keller and her incredible life, which included teaching and lecturing despite her being deaf and blind, is inspirational. This story is not just [...]
The Miracle Worker – Stage Whispers
Review by Tony Knight William Gibson’s The Miracle Worker was first performed in 1959, winning the Tony Award for Best Play for the Broadway season1959-60. This season is notable for [...]
The Miracle Worker – Glam Adelaide
Review by Adrian Barnes Ole Weibkin and Aliy Pehlivandides have realised a beautiful set of moving parts to grace the stage of the Arts Theatre for Geoff Brittain’s creative and effectively [...]
The Miracle Worker – TASA
Review by Alan Shepley Last night the first night audience was witness to a fine production and an excellent ensemble performance. I commend director Geoff Brittain for his astute [...]
And Then There Were None – Broadway World
Reviewed by Petra Schulenburg If, like me, you enjoy a good mystery and perhaps a murder or two, or three, or more, you will find an ample sufficiency in the latest offering from The Adelaide [...]
And Then There Were None – Barefoot Review
Review by Samela Harris It’s Agatha Christie. You know what you’re getting: an intriguing puzzle of a whodunit charmed up with some frightfully suspicious English characters. Under Adrian [...]
And Then There Were None – ATG
Review by Janice Bailey Ten strangers are summoned to remote Soldier Island and none return! What happens to them on that island is generally considered one of Agatha Christie’s darkest [...]
